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Late Night / Early Morning
"This tea smells and tastes like a funky, dirty, wet wool sweater. No way would I ever drink it again."I was reading tea reviews since mom decided she'd just order me more tea instead of going through the hassle of returning (our printer's almost out of ink, so printing the return label turned into frustration -- hopefully they aren't really ( Read more... ) -
Full of Lint
The a/c'll be fixed by Tuesday (unless someone cancels) and not a moment too soon considering the humidity level...
I've been picking lint and stray hair from my feet all day. -
I am listening to here, where you are
Today was spent mostly reading the 33 1/3 book on In The Aeroplane Over The Sea. it had been forever since I'd listened to that album and now I think I finally have an appreciation for every song on there. for the most part, I skipped to the title track (which I know all the words to; I dunno why I never sung that when I recorded 'karaoke' style ( Read more... ) -
Greasy elbows
Earlier tonight, my klutziness reached new heights ( Read more... ) -
Just found out..
Vonnegut dead at 84:
source.
Slaughterhouse-Five inspired me to write the piece on my profile page here along with other inspirations in writing as not many have been able to do. I have only read two of his novels, but it's clear he was one of the greats. -
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I checked my valentines.
Thanks all!
I even got an anon message... now I'm curious who that was... it reminds me that I haven't shared music in awhile though. I do plan to post the latest mix I made soon!
In the meantime, a good place to check for leaked albums is here (I also check some forums, but maybe they don't want direct links). -
First reading of the year
The other night, I completed In the Country of Men by Hisham Matar.
Back in the summer, I heard about this book through a blog which linked the Guardian article. I was, at first, disappointed to see it was only available at amazon UK at that time, but when I saw it'd arrive at the end of January over here, I claimed it to be the first novel I'd ( Read more... )
